Islamisation by the Fulani

This book arrives at a critical moment in Nigeria’s evolving security and socio-political landscape. The farmer-herder crisis has often been reduced to simplistic narratives that obscure its structural complexity. Yet, as contemporary conflict studies consistently demonstrate, protracted violence rarely emerges from a single cause. Instead, it is the outcome of overlapping systems—environmental stress, governance limitations, historical legacies, and socio-economic pressures.